tar bouillon «1;;ng
“ ‘ntll
I; ' ' ad
ofi‘ he. be told
bathe did not
‘ rty-t‘wo years
eyed as a batter
h'y , var had any child-
' tllhlaot Wednesday
‘ :Aproatratlo' ' ills right eye was
He was per-
eye. but did not
serious trouble
time, but did not
In the day, Dr AI
. X With all haste. He
found In pulled in a very nervous
auto 0' mind. He tittrlbuted the cause
to alcoholism. but the relatives of the
man any that h not been drinking
heavily lately
Olmetdild w: , liable to swallow.
which is one at the sure signs of hy-
drophobia The dootor got him a glues
of Water. but he wilaunablo to get his
patient to take 5% , lie would strain
every muscle in chest and throat
trying to set MA
no hoe. Since
he has not tolled y
3 any descriptlou‘ Elia right eye and
13h It were Iw'ollon
r. and the ilesh
bell ether-c w...
1dr; Olmstead w
w
" was very hard
During his r , he; talk yesterday
he would Ink hia‘thatho'r why he gave
hIIlI so many boiler to unwrap. He
, paid that he had too many. lilo mind
would then won till dose. and finally
he would to into vulsions.
‘ wire quite frequent ll day yesterday,
7 until 3 0 look. After that hour. he lay
' nyulelono null utli the time oi his
The only ones at his side It the
ondwemio wllo Ind brother
These ‘
Db. AI- .
1‘ planning at St.‘ .
,‘x whence they vIIIt other. no
ilueoinn domain, rein
tawny. Returning out Stihooi.
" ”l ililll nun uncut OllT
Attampted to Get Into 'a Wagon Driven
3y chariot Jam", When He FoiI
Do the Aida and ‘
Arounti It. A
James McNerney, the- little Ion ol
‘ Mlohaol J MbNerne‘y, or 47 cedar
street. VIII run over In front of them
about
The boy was on his way home (run:
school and attempted to jump on the
rear end of a wagon driven by Charles
James. As he jumped he turned and
toll on the axle. and was corded
around by it He was carried into Dr.
L. N. Phinney'I olilce, where he was
attended .to and the mud cleaned oil
him. it won found that element all his
'teeiih were knocked but and his law
was fractured. His left eye wou badly
bruised and swollen, and his head and
right hand were out
He was taken to his home by How
ard Knapp.‘
rooutaa‘ Auooemaura.
W...
Avenue, yesterday attornObn,
. 3: 80. and badly injured
Min Cochian II Becky Sharp in VIII-
,A itv Fit In. ‘
One or the greatest surprises oi the
present theatrical season II «lilies Ger-
trude Co hian‘o success in Thacker-
ay‘s peed in character “Becky aha
which she Is to assume in “Van ty
Fair" at Hoyt'a Theatre. Friday night.
late Charles (lesbian and inherits that
same thentrlo fire and genius that nova
' him the reputation of helix: one or the
very bent romhntlo actors or his day
She la soorcely out of her “teens” and
It was the wonderment of the theatri
cal mutation and oritIoI. that with
team matter he breath- ;‘
IIIAA
lden‘co or In. Warren Fitch, In Web '
Mine Coghlan is the daughter of the A
ry ability.
, ‘ II
nil true-to- lite magi. computed
Ilia Phillip
III! I ll
Antoinette room. Joseph Groomer: 1
the triumph '
While room’rioe woken In thee.
.‘ The years have passed like a uhad'wy
. Inlet
Blnco lilo bonito no lair “
With hands that olaapod. and lips that
A m ted; A
And the hound or the wedding A
9,: prayer.
From mom ’rlea" vista the pictures
* come.
The bitter boars shed;
Th'e marching trend and the beating '
drum;
The solemn farewell hold. _
The Weary soldier home at last;
The glorious Viet‘l‘y won:
The prayera and praise tiIr dangers ‘
soul
The 9happy Wife and non.
The ezrleken hearts you lanolin and
J rave, '
Milieu-ti them know boot.
The son laid In his early more,
From litefe‘ rude storms at rest.
Sweet childrens miles. like scented 5 A
I lowers. A
Blooming along the way;
Kind friends who brightened sorrow’g'
hou
And drove sad thoughts away.
Fittydwo years. like a golden chain.
From that time long ago,
lino reached undlnuned by Joy or pain
To this night‘s drought glow.
Then merrily gather we here tonight
The Iriends who love you well
With wieheato lnIiI'e your future
bflxht.
And pitta, too many to tell.
At a late hour the pdrty broke up
all wishing the happy nest and hostess
many more pleasant returns of the
occasion. The rollowins auoata were
preant: ,
Mrs Robert Mallett. Mrs. Bunflord
Misses Lulu and Euxenia Phillips. all
at Bridgeport. Ex- Fire Chief Isaac
Hyatt. of Meridian. Mrs McAlllster.
Mm. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. John Bur
cord. liar and; Mrs. J. F1 Goodwin, hir
Theodoroh‘ ”Byxbee Mrs
Judd. Mrs. (LIL. Taller, urn. Wood
'Iidra .S.j“i‘) By bee. Mine Carrie Gor-
idles Idella Campbell Miss Heb
linings. Nina Kennedy. Miss
Croseman‘. Miesoa Carrie and
he Jennlnds. Charles Betta, Rob
Bradley. 01’ homer. and Mia and Mrs
Joseph O'Neill. at Brooklyn I _
Mn. HARRIS DOES NOT RIOEIVI
“ 4 arohdu goons. , ‘
Abraham Harris. of Mymond street
who purchased the quantity oi scrap
.i'ro III Wpitoafl mailing. loot week.
states that he did not how that It war
‘ taken from the Connecticut Railway
and “sitting Goal ny'o building in
South. Norwalli. an had no means or
Identilyln‘x it Is havlni been stolen.
Mr. Harrie does not knowingly receive
stolen goods, and has lolt atrial or-
am with his employees to be very
corolui in; melting purchaoeo and so
cure the: heme. of everyone who
, corner: to hit plane of banned: with A
' ; This it Alvaro done A
. and III- I result Mr. Harrie in very not
anything to null.
don led in any noun 9 by import
ti bio battle“ 'Befid not harlot-”III
‘ boy, and escaped l
‘3' heavy fire- A
to the amount of 11330.net). and $5.
Bonds d securities
000 in gold were overlooloid by
‘ insured and its business will not
testimonial
8 bl'lVG 8.0“ '
' r-wholmod and
on well as he,
. ; chilly of the Bank 0 Somerset.
be interrupted
A heavy explosion In the bank
building shortly béforc 2 a m.,
aroused citizens liviu in the VI-
jollil Haye51wlioec home is di~
rectly opposite the bank building, '
raised a Window quietly, and ob
whole front of the two‘story
no oihcial organ
, oral Fe ration. announces
a'o'onlere'nee ‘ the conception
ol‘ the president 0 eMmaohuoeitI
State Federation. Mine 0. M.E Eltowe.
and has been taking shape In her mind
tor the past two years. It In unwise
looks towards the formation of a New
England Federation, a atop generally
' disapproved of nor doo's‘“lt aim to
weaken the influence of the General
Federation. but rathbr to strengthen it
by making the members or the New
England Clubs more generally ac-
quainted with each other
I The president or every Federated
Club in New England In invited to stay
in some private house in Boston.
Thursday and Friday. April 11th and
12th me state omcera are alto en-
titled to this privilege. It the presi~
dent of I club cannot go. she may ap-
point solno one In her p.iace All mem-
bers oi? clubs are invited. and will have
boarding places at reasonable rates,
provided for them if they will write to
the secretary of the committee, Mina
E. B Show. 8 Allaton street. Dorches-
m"I‘ll‘o program In elaborate.
stated it is he follows: Thursday
m‘ornlux. April 11th. all visitors are
naked to come to Chipman Hall. 'l‘ro-A
moot Toronto. to receive tlohote tor
Briefly
Flo r , I
on M. :‘WIicox. Billet at Police Thomas meet one end uslxnments ”hey must
provided with credential: train soc-
natal-lea of the home clubs. All Gon-
‘ neotieut women have been Invited to
Barbary. to be entertained by the line
Rorburghe Club. the president or
which. Mrs. Eorbel. will be the beaten:
gtbbtg‘t state president. may Mary It
At 4 o‘clock Thursdny afternoon. the
Dorohoeter Club alvée a too with a
musical program in its line club house.
Al. 8 p. m.. in Symphony Hall. Boo-
toll. Mrs. chat-lites Daniella. at New
York. acting president at the General
Fodorttlon during the retirement from
service of. Mrs. Lowe. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe, and OhnriaJ Bonaparte, of
Baltimore. will speak. the latter upon
Adlvll amide Eemm -
Friday It 10. the meeting will be It
i ,. ddreooae
udi terluln‘. ,Ail
or. Jonah throng; ongb
{the Problem or on city. and y
In db Bart. or Bertonon
ion: or the album
. 'l‘AlI A
i ‘ many other perso
‘ 1 pear in the darkened streets of the
e village.
(building In which the insti-
‘, lotion was located had been shut»
tered and believing he could
" frighten away the men, who It was
(Evident, tvclo much alarnled by
7 the strength of the explosion, has-
tily donned his clothes and settled
faith. When he reached the side—
wan. lie was cllalleu ed. and Im-
dot the influence 0 four rifles
Meanwhile
‘ began to ap—
to his own house-
William Levctt opened
and n the bandits with a title, but
his aim was not of the best. and
his shots; only served to draw the
fire of the robbers. The shooting
soon became general and citizens
crept toward the bank from all di-
lectious, and tilt: robbers evident
ly began to think of escape
At 8 Signal from the l'our on
guard three others emerged from
the debris of the bank, beat-ill
several sacks. Into which they hag
hurriedly placed their loot
robbers were under good discl-
pline and their leader ve his or—
tiers like a military leader: “All
ready, forward march.”
In single file the men marched
under the shadows of the. trees
which lined the sidewalks, turned
a corner. cldmbcrcd into two rigs
and drove III a northerly direction.
Citizens took up the chase, and
at 4 a. m. found the rigs deserted
along the roadside. The sheriff of
A Perry County had been notified
by telephone. and arrived at da-
li ht, with a pack of blood bone 9.
wlich will be used in the chaSe.
traced around town by the
bounds. It ‘was found they had
broken open a blacksmith shop to
secure tools and then had taken
the rigs, in which they escaped,
from a livery stable near the beak
So successful Were the bounds in
tire on will brba d
Into. out Samuel gtgeeam, of the
Somerset Bank. said this momin
that his institution would not left...
for m the least, except for the In-
convenience chased by the wreck-
ing of the vault and the blowing
3&9 tof the from portion ti
lding. 1h be lots in fol
Not
”99 ed. he said by burglar
The bulk of the horrible ‘
the bandits The bank was fully.
pointed at his head, he retreated;
'l he ‘
The robbers were Successfully
their work that it is hoped the erl— ‘
A ' m
, Isupposed to have (indeed, hie
He was a member of Brid‘
‘ ELECTRIC Lion-r wins: A .
3’ ‘ ' KILLS A LINEMAN
I“; man, eiilploy
New England. Teleph‘
” pony. was instantly‘kiile 19.111519 ;‘
making so I repair
wires on washiug‘ton l
morning. Cobb took hold of a
live electric Ilg A
r A
no ’ t a I
hand Was burned off whorl he?
fell to the group below. a d'
tance of fifty feet breaking in
neck. He leaves a wife.
FARM HAND cane-m;
served four men standing to front ‘26.;C
A oi the bank He saw that the
hand, lest lug
ed Ralph Mu herr ll, kit ed We
Stratton, a prosperous r I
attempted to kill Mrs.
and then committed out tide,
shooting himself in
through the chest and once bi
head. Crawford is supposed t
have become temporarily derhug
ed tllrou ll a violent inlatu t
for Mrs. tratton. "
‘ roan or shade“?
ATLANTA, 'Ga., March 26.4 l
e ccial to the Constitution, from .7 .1
icluuoud, Va. saYsz' H.130lilc'r,
on route from 1.0uisiana.\to sail}
for his old home In German
came crazy on the trauma
MURDER nun sulclbn. ‘
up and throw Away $2,8oo,A for ‘
which he has just sold hit fornr
near Shreveport. He had to be
put under restraint, and It It who fl.
reaching Cilarlottcsville wasp ac:
ed III jail.
REDUCTION PLANT
DESTROYED BY FIRE ‘
SAN'IE PET”.— N. M., March 26
~l‘ be new reduotion plant- of the Aoarritse
Copper Hill Mining Compan has
been completely destroye by
fire. The boiler house and tank
were also destroyed, A Loss $75,-
000. . . .; '
NOTICE. .
The members of Court Mahaokenlo.
II‘. of A.. are requested to meet at the
rooms, 9 unlock. Thursday 111.0me
to attend the funeral of their deceased
brother. Nyr‘on Oidtat‘oad. I
' JOHN BIIIGDXI'
dancial Secrete',
TO OUR FRIENDS.
kindnees In our recent emlotion.
We thank all for their Imypathy and
tin premises or of
eon & 019.80th ,
TAO» Lila—{HE 0
b lnesa Noweyt&
MR. AND MRS. onanhna common 9 9,
MRS. ANN BMITH
Ml...»
non Irina. ; *"
MM
FOB BABE—JO SETTLE AN EB.
toteit the brick stores, No. 33 Ind 35
Nola. Norwnlk. Inquire or o
\ .
typewriter in iirot clan nondition.
not 0 tilde;
LUV
lid rot avenue
$6.80”qu and on
m in II
Main and Knight «. “
are My ,
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